THE NEED FOR A NEW CAMPAIGN CULTURE WITHIN OUR PEOPLE: THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE REST written by KEMKA S. IBEJI


I read lots of articles that are supposed to be campaigns for those who aspire to lead or represent our people on our several platforms from their supporters with dismay.

It's a charming horror of sad types that our people brandish knowledge and wisdom from the wrong prisms.

Does it mean that your candidates do not have agenda and plans for the people they want to lead or represent? What about the slanderous missives and advertorials?

I think all these belittle the noble art of leadership. I believe that those who are supporting candidates should be ladies and gentlemen in preparation for leadership. This is because leadership starts from following. If you follow wrongly, you will definitely lead wrongly for those who never followed never lead well.

Compatriots, campaigns are occasions to educate your followers and the masses on your dreams for them and how, if necessary, you have prepared yourself to achieve them.

Name calling, castigation, slandering and all manner of libellous vituperations that are constantly flashed on the audience are in bad taste. Political parties are merely vehicles to rise to power and not camps in divide for hostilities.

Our style of campaigns show emptiness of ambitions and the idleness of our minds. These have also left many of us as enemies rather than becoming friends after this phase.

I enjoin our candidates to put their houses in order and reshape their supporters and image makers on the virtues and goodwill they intend to spread.

As we prepare for the Presidential Election election this week, it imperative that we call our minds to these;

Ndị Igbo deserve a turn

Ndị Igbo should be citizens of Nigeria

Igbo land ought to be found in the scheme of affairs in Nigeria

Our businesses across Nigeria need to be respected and preserved

Igbos will thrive in a Nigeria that sustains equity, justice, fairness, equality before the law and rule of law 

The Nigerian economy is in comatose and only an experienced wealth creator can help it rise

Our brothers and sisters, our children and folks deserve a greater future

Our actions and inactions will wait for us in posterity.

Remember that Peter Obi remain the best candidate for a better Nigeria in 2023 and anything less than his victory at the polls will mean a big national loss. 

I wish all our people and all Nigerians great election experience with the best possible outcome.

I am,

KEMKA S. IBEJI

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